How do I run Apache and Nginx on the same server?
Here is the answer how to have both Apache and NGINX installed on the same 80 port (on localhost).
- Select different IP addresses for each one. Let’s setup the hosts file for quick access to start pages.
- Setup listen IP and port for NGINX. NGINX must listen on one IP address only.
- Setup listen IP and port for Apache.
When you configure Nginx as a reverse proxy for Apache both may listen to the same port?
You do that by configuring NGINX as a reverse proxy for Apache. With this setup, NGINX will listen for all incoming requests to port 80 and pass them on to Apache, which is listening in on port 8080.
How do I know if my server is Apache or Nginx?
Originally Answered: How can I determine which web server a particular website is using (Apache, IIS, Nginx, etc)?…You can do it in a simpler way:
- open chrome inspector (cmd+option+i / f12)
- go to network tab.
- refresh the page to load the info.
- see the response headers.
Can I use both Apache and Nginx?
Apache and Nginx can definitely run simultaneously. The default config will not allow them to start at the same time because they will both try to listen on the same port and the same IP.
How do I completely remove Nginx?
Remove, Purge, or Reinstall NGINX
- Remove will uninstall NGINX from the system, but leave the configuration files behind.
- Purge will uninstall NGINX from the system, along with the configuration files inside /etc/nginx .
- Reinstall will remove NGINX from your system and then install it again.
Can I use Nginx and Apache together?
Can you use nginx instead of Apache?
“Customers will use NGINX in front of Apache for load balancing and applications. Our architecture is quite different and we can do better concurrent web services.” He also said NGINX works better in cloud configurations. He concluded, “We’re the only web server still growing, everyone else is still shrinking.”
How can I tell if a webserver is running?
Go to http://server-ip:80 on your web browser. A page saying your Apache server is running properly should show up. This command will show whether Apache is running or has stopped.